Imperial Cities

Cultural and spiritual capital of Morocco, Fez is an ancient city. By the way, you can easily get carried away in its history.

Rabat, Morocco's capital located in the north, on the Atlantic coast, on the left bank of the mouth of the Bou Regreg, opposite the city of Salé. Rabat is the great political and administrative center of the country, where the royal palace, governmen

This site is now closed and protected by the Moroccan authorities, who seized all the historical and tourist here like no other. Surrounded by encroaching urbanization, it's nevertheless clear of modern buildings in the neighborhood of Souissi nearby

To the east, along the walls of the XIIth century Almohad built by Yacoub el Mansour, one enters the medina by two monumental gateways, Bab El Alou and Bab El Had.

The Kasbah Oudayas is a city within a city, a little apart in Rabat, today more than yesterday.

This is the 3rd largest mosque in the world after Mecca and the Medina. Built on the sea, it has a minaret of 200 m [1] high, which is in fact the religious building world's tallest.

Casablanca is the third tourist town of Morocco , there is mainly for business.